I ran 2:52:53 in my first marathon at age 36—while working full-time, running a business, and raising two kids.
Here's the exact 21-week system that made it possible.
The Numbers Don't Lie
Real results from a proven training system
The Sub-3 Marathon Training Plan
The exact 21-week system I used to run 2:52:53 in my first marathon while working full-time and raising a family.
Week-by-Week Structure
21 weeks of detailed training with daily workouts, paces, and progression built in.
Time-Efficient
Designed for busy professionals. Peak at 60 miles/week with smart training distribution.
Complete Guide
Includes nutrition strategies, recovery protocols, and race-day execution plans.
Proven Results
Based on the exact system that got me to 2:52:53. No guesswork, just results.
Sub-3 Marathon Training Plan
21-week proven system for elite performance
- Complete 21-week training schedule
- Daily workouts with specific paces
- Nutrition and fueling strategies
- Recovery and injury prevention
- Race-day execution guide
- Lifetime access and updates
How It Works
Three simple steps to your best marathon
Purchase & Download
Instant access to the complete training plan. Download immediately after purchase.
Follow the System
Execute the 21-week plan with daily workouts, paces, and recovery protocols.
Crush Your Goal
Execute on race day with confidence and achieve your sub-3 marathon goal.
What Runners Are Saying
Real feedback from real runners
“This is exactly what I needed—a proven plan from someone who actually did it while juggling real life. No BS, just results.”
“The structure and detail in this plan are incredible. I finally feel confident going into my marathon knowing I have a proven system to follow.”
“As a busy professional, I needed efficient training. This plan gave me exactly that—quality over quantity, and it worked.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What if I'm not ready for sub-3?
This plan is designed for runners with a solid base who can comfortably run 40+ miles per week. You should be targeting a sub-3:10 marathon to start.
How much time does this require?
Plan on 8-12 hours per week at peak training. Most runs are 60-90 minutes, with one long run on weekends.
What's your refund policy?
60-day money-back guarantee. If you're not satisfied for any reason, just email us for a full refund.
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